SA radio’s evolution bears hallmarks of liberation struggle
What was initially devised as a tool of keeping the different local ethnic groups controlled, led to these groups finding their freedom of expression
The evolution of radio on South African soil is a fascinating tale of empowerment.
What was initially devised as a tool of keeping the different local ethnic groups controlled and soothed under the apartheid regime through music, led to these groups finding their freedom of expression...
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